Angelica GovaertOwner/Founder, Yogalebrity · Online Yoga Empire Builder

how to be good at yoga #yogaforbeginners

1 Feb 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief instructional video, the yoga instructor emphasizes that excessive pacing while teaching distracts students. The speaker advises teachers to consciously slow down, remain stationary longer, and focus on individual student adjustments while projecting their voice to the whole class. This approach should be applied to each pose in a sequence to maintain student attention and improve teaching effectiveness. The video concludes with a call to action, encouraging viewers to explore certification resources and follow the channel for more guidance.

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Fix this one thing and you will become infinitely better at teaching yoga overnight. Pacing back and forth is very distracting to your yoga students when you're teaching class. You might not even know that you're doing it. Next time you're teaching a class, slow down. Stand in one place longer. Spend your time with one student, adjusting them and acknowledging them. While you project your voice out to the rest of the room. Do this in each posture that you're teaching in a sequence rather than distracting the entire room by moving a lot during their flow. If you're looking to become a certified yoga teacher or you want to take your teaching to the next level, check out some of my resources and make sure to light up the follow button so I see you in the next video.